Vegas Fantasy Football Rankings 2026
2026 fantasy football rankings and draft board, built from sportsbook props — with ESPN rank next to every player.
Every player ranked by the fantasy points he has actually scored through Week 1, with his upcoming matchup on each row.
Rankings last updated
Williams cleared all four lines in his NFL debut at Carolina, posting 269 passing yards against a 229.2 number, two passing touchdowns against 1.7, and 65 rushing yards against 20.3. He faces the same defense this week, now ranked dead last against quarterbacks.
Carolina Panthers32nd vs QB37.3Proj 18.9
Minnesota Vikings23rd vs QB--Proj 13.2Allen torched Houston for 334 passing yards and two scores through the air, clearing his 233.3-yard line and his 1.7 touchdown price. He added two more touchdowns on the ground but fell short of his 31.7 rushing yard number with just 23.
Houston Texans31st vs QB35.7Proj 22.4
Detroit Lions26th vs QB--Proj 25.1Young torched Chicago for 361 yards and three touchdowns through the air, easily clearing his 209.2-yard line and 2.1-touchdown price. He added a rushing score on limited carries but fell short of his 14.4-yard rushing number. He draws the same opponent in Week 2.
Chicago Bears30th vs QB31.4Proj 19.1
Atlanta Falcons8th vs QB--Proj 11.1Every player is ranked by the fantasy points he has actually scored so far this season, added up from his game-by-game box scores. Nothing here is a projection — a player only moves up this board by scoring points in a real game.
Quarterback scoring runs on a different scale to every other position. A point per 25 passing yards and four points a passing touchdown puts almost every starting QB above almost every running back and receiver, so a single combined list would read as every quarterback in the league followed by everyone else. The Overall tab covers running backs, receivers and tight ends; quarterbacks are ranked against each other.
It is the player's rank within his position on this board, so RB1 is the running back who has scored the most fantasy points this season. It is not a depth-chart label and does not mean he is his team's first-choice back.
Yes. Full PPR gives a point per reception, half-PPR gives half a point, and standard gives none, so pass-catching backs and high-volume slot receivers fall as you move down the formats. Every total on the page is recalculated when you switch, using each player's real reception count in each game.
Byes, injuries, suspensions and late-season call-ups all leave a player with fewer games than the schedule has run. The G column shows how many games are in his total, and the AVG column next to it is there so you can judge a player who has missed time on the rate he has produced at.
This page is a record of what has already happened. The pre-draft board ranks players by what the betting market expects them to do, built from season-long sportsbook props, and is the one to use when you are drafting.
